| # | START TIME | ARTIST | TITLE | VERSION | LABEL |
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0:00, Ba ba boom, The Jamaicans, MANGO RECORDS, 2, 3:28, Miss Jamaica, Jimmy Cliff, MANGO RECORDS, 3, 5:29, Guns of Navarone, Skatalites, MANGO RECORDS, 4, 7:52, Al Capone, Prince Buster, MANGO RECORDS, 5, 10:43, Simmer Down, The Wailers, MANGO RECORDS, 6, 13:39, Take it easy, Hopeton Lewis, MANGO RECORDS, 7, 16:19, My Boy Lollipop, Millie, MANGO RECORDS, 8, 18:12, My Conversation, The Uniques, MANGO RECORDS, 9, 21:44, Move Out Babylon, Johnie Clarke, MANGO RECORDS, 10, 25:13, Bangarang, Stranger cole & Lester Sterling, MANGO RECORDS, 11, 28:22, 54-46 (thats my number), The Maytals, MANGO RECORDS, 12, 31:09, Westbound train, Dennis Bro...0:00, Ba ba boom, The Jamaicans, MANGO RECORDS, 2, 3:28, Miss Jamaica, Jimmy Cliff, MANGO RECORDS, 3, 5:29, Guns of Navarone, Skatalites, MANGO RECORDS, 4, 7:52, Al Capone, Prince Buster, MANGO RECORDS, 5, 10:43, Simmer Down, The Wailers, MANGO RECORDS, 6, 13:39, Take it easy, Hopeton Lewis, MANGO RECORDS, 7, 16:19, My Boy Lollipop, Millie, MANGO RECORDS, 8, 18:12, My Conversation, The Uniques, MANGO RECORDS, 9, 21:44, Move Out Babylon, Johnie Clarke, MANGO RECORDS, 10, 25:13, Bangarang, Stranger cole & Lester Sterling, MANGO RECORDS, 11, 28:22, 54-46 (thats my number), The Maytals, MANGO RECORDS, 12, 31:09, Westbound train, Dennis Brown, MANGO RECORDS, 13, 34:07, Wake The Town, U Roy, MANGO RECORDS, 14, 36:30, Number One, Gregory Isaacs, MANGO RECORDS, 15, 40:03, Marcus Garvey, Burning Spear, MANGO RECORDS, 16, 43:20, Uptown top Ranking, Althia & Donna, MANGO RECORDS, 17, 47:06, Tenement Yard, Jacob Miller, MANGO RECORDS, 18, 49:55, Oh Carolina, Shaggy, MANGO RECORDS, 19, 52:50, Ring The Alarm, Tenor Saw, MANGO RECORDS, 20, 56:06, Here I Come, Barrington Levy, MANGO RECORDS, 21, 59:35, Pass the Tusheng Peng, Frankie Paul, MANGO RECORDS, 22, 62:27, Yuh Dead Now, Tiger, MANGO RECORDS, 23, 66:06, Murder She Wrote, Chaka Demus & Pliers, MANGO RECORDS
The story of Jamaican music 1958- 1993
1 à 7 - 1958-1967
8 à 13 - 1968-1974
14 à 17 - 1975-1981
18 à 23 - 1982-1993
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The story of Jamaican music 1958- 1993
1 à 7 - 1958-1967
8 à 13 - 1968-1974
14 à 17 - 1975-1981
18 à 23 - 1982-1993
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yo2lajungle
It's difficult to resume the story of the jamaican music in an hour, but it's a good beginning.
Your selection remind me something. (The story of jamaican music in 4 cd's)
Your selection remind me something. (The story of jamaican music in 4 cd's)
A SPLIFF A DAY
DJBronwynne
Alex!!!
Soooooooo good! I must say I see you before on mixupload i have been meaning to make time to listen to your music. Im glad this was the one! I actually spent some of my young teenage years in Jamaica; you told a wonderful story here and bring back so many good memories! Well all my family are...Alex!!!
Soooooooo good! I must say I see you before on mixupload i have been meaning to make time to listen to your music. Im glad this was the one! I actually spent some of my young teenage years in Jamaica; you told a wonderful story here and bring back so many good memories! Well all my family are getting a copy of this.
I cant tell you how much fun i had listening to this.
What a site mixupload is! who would go anywhere else for their music really!!
Soooooooo good! I must say I see you before on mixupload i have been meaning to make time to listen to your music. Im glad this was the one! I actually spent some of my young teenage years in Jamaica; you told a wonderful story here and bring back so many good memories! Well all my family are...Alex!!!
Soooooooo good! I must say I see you before on mixupload i have been meaning to make time to listen to your music. Im glad this was the one! I actually spent some of my young teenage years in Jamaica; you told a wonderful story here and bring back so many good memories! Well all my family are getting a copy of this.
I cant tell you how much fun i had listening to this.
What a site mixupload is! who would go anywhere else for their music really!!
decilolo
All I love... The really best of Reggae music, for me, of course. I can't stop jumping and dancing! Thx
